My, my job is to somehow make them curious enough or persuade them by hookah crew to get

more aware of themselves and where they came from and what they are into and what is already

there just to bring it out. This is what compels me to compel them and I will do it by whatever

means necessary. Welcome to the Black Girl's Hill podcast where we talk about

healing or intimacy disorders and resolve trauma and building a healthy relationship with

first ourselves and then others. Every episode we will talk about advice you can apply today

to break unhealthy patterns and grow your self-worth. I'm Shrinella Shea, love addition coach

trauma specialist. Let's begin. Hello, hello and welcome to the latest episode of Black Girl's

Hill. I hope that you are having a wonderful day wherever you are and that you are feeling

loved and special. So today's episode is part of a series of episodes that I want to share

around womb work and healing. Now I won't be altogether at one time because as you'll know if

you are listeners you know there are lots of different topics and things that we discuss here

but one thing I haven't discussed at length is the importance of our womb. So here we talk about

relationships. We talk about attachment. We talk about self-esteem. We talk about self-love

and our womb and our relationship to our womb is deeply connected to all of those things.

So do we feel confident in our connection to pleasure? Do we feel a lot of pain in our womb?

Is the pain that we feel physical? Is it connected to our emotions? Is there a

detachment that we have to our womb and our connection to it? That we just tolerated because it's

there or do we fully embrace it? How do we feel when we are sharing our womb space with other people

whether or not it is lovers, whether or not it is our children? And again just with ourselves.

And so this is a very abstract concept that we'll be breaking down throughout the year.

But we're going to start very practically today and we're going to start with physically

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